STREETERVILLE
Home to world-renowned cultural attractions, universities, medical facilities, and hotels, Streeterville is also notable for its residential high-rises and close proximity to Lake Michigan. A colorful history and present-day tight-knit community distinguish the Chicago neighborhood for visitors and locals alike.
Beyond the Navy Pier playland, Streeterville’s array of inhabitants keep to an everyday cadence that revolves around a tight-knit community.
Commute Times
The Loop by train, by car
Merchandise Mart by train, by car
Union Station by train, by car
Millennium Park by train, by car
15m
11m
16m
9m
31m
12m
15m
6m
Boundaries
East to West Lake Michigan to Michigan Avenue
North to South Oak Street to Chicago River
Nearby Neighborhoods River North, Gold Coast, New Eastside, and the Loop
Closed Prices:
$100,000 to $11,250,000
Median Sale Price:
$470,000
Average $ per sq ft:
$424
Association Fee Ranges:
$194 to $13796/mo
Square Footage:
500 to 8800 Sq. Ft.
Type:
Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Year Built:
Current Prices:
$145,000 to $15,170,000
Quick Facts
Bedrooms:
Bathrooms:
0 to 6 Bedrooms
1 to 8 Bathrooms
1912 to 2021
THE NEIGHBORS
The neighborhood encompasses a host of universities, medical centers, offices, hotels, restaurants, residential high-rises, and cultural venues to keep people from all walks of life in rotation.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A rhythmic blend of tourists, young professionals, students, doctors, and empty nesters.
A plethora of amenities at your fingertips.
Streeterville’s downtown location makes for an effortless walk (or ride) to lakefront and Navy Pier activities, luxury shopping on Michigan Avenue, fine dining at neighborhood restaurants, and cocktailing in grand lounges of iconic buildings with a view.
THE LIFESTYLE
A walkable community with quick access to entertainment.
New developments have populated the area with a growing number of high-end leisure activities. From state-of-the-art movie theaters and sleek bowling alleys equipped with wine bars and river views to arcade-golf-gastropub hybrids, there’s something for everyone.
UNEXPECTED APPEAL
History, high-end perks, and residential living collide.
The vibrant neighborhood jutting out into Lake Michigan captures a bit of everything—historic appeal; state-of-the-art hospitals, shops, and restaurants; and a home base for residents, professionals, and tourists. While congestion is largely due to foot traffic, there's a continual thrum of cabs and buses connecting people to other parts
THE MARKET
Luxury high-rise condos and townhome options on the river.
Streeterville’s exclusive properties keep residents close to countless attractions and activities daily.
YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
A close-knit community, energetic atmosphere, and exceptional lake and river views.
You’ll enjoy the constant thrum of energy, whether you’re sipping a beverage at the Ohio Street beach cafe or admiring the area’s contemporary art scene.
TRANSPORTATION
The Navy Pier Terminal serves as a transportation hub, with buses running north, west, and south of the terminal. The Grand Avenue bus will take you west to any 'L' stop (the State/Grand Red Line stop is the closest), and buses also run express north/south along Lake Shore Drive. Cycling enthusiasts have one of the city's most convenient trails at their disposal: the Lake Shore Trail, which will take them to the Loop or Lincoln Park in minutes. Streeterville is also very walkable, with River North's restaurants on the other side of Michigan Avenue and the Loop's heart just across the river. Because of the high volume of traffic on Michigan Avenue, rideshares can only pick you up on the east/west side streets.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL
Chicago Flower & Garden Show
Flower Show Productions has produced the annual event since 2011, under the visionary leadership of owner and director Tony Abruscato. The Chicago Flower & Garden Show is encouraging new generations to get involved and be inspired by gardening thanks to his commitment and the dedication of sponsors and supporters.